Language Science Center
Theme 1: Language Poverty and Learner Differences
Follow-Up B: Why do these ideas matter
The Follow-up sessions are designed to build productively upon the ideas generated in the roundtable discussions, while simultaneously exercising skills in thinking about scientific ideas at two different levels:
Preparing for diverse careers: how to market your skills and experience for jobs beyond the university
- Scott Fults: Expert System
- Kate Anne Juhl: Program Director, UMD Career Center
Theme 1: Language Poverty and Learner Differences
Follow-Up A: How we do the science
The Follow-up sessions are designed to build productively upon the ideas generated in the roundtable discussions, while simultaneously exercising skills in thinking about scientific ideas at two different levels:
Theme 1: Language Poverty and Learner Differences
Panelists:
Join us for the first faculty lunch talk at Winter Storm 2016. Lunch will be provided by Zoe Schlueter & Alix Kowalski.
Speaker: Rochelle Newman
Title: Language and Concussion
Native Speaker Competence: Evidence from Internationally Adopted Children
***Note that due to the likely Friday snow, Thursday 1/21 is now the LAST day of Winter Storm. Watch this page and email updates for tomorrow's schedule.***
**What's happening at Winter Storm today, 1/21**
Food and ideas bring people together. Our weekly lunch talk series provides students and faculty with the opportunity to present their in-progress work to a supportive, interdisciplinary audience.
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The role of accent in the processing of spoken Mandarin
PULSAR is one year old, and the first students to graduate are heading for new and exciting endeavors in language science.
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